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Do you have goals you’d like to accomplish this year? Here are a few tips and tricks to help you set up successful goals for 2023.

I’m thrilled to welcome you all back to campus for spring semester. And to our new and transfer students, welcome to Boulder!

National searches are underway for the university’s next vice chancellor for infrastructure and sustainability and associate vice chancellor for health and wellness, with the goal to identify final candidates during the spring semester.

Provost Russell Moore announced three finalists for the position of vice chancellor for student affairs. The campus community is invited to meet the candidates at virtual forums later this month.

Twenty-two states, including Colorado, that have not banned abortion still do require minors to involve their parents before terminating a pregnancy—or take their case to the courts via judicial bypass. New research sheds light on how often teens choose judicial bypass and how often they are denied.

Health and Wellness Services has launched a number of new programs and services for employees. Check out all the programs that are available this spring.

CU Athletics and Recreation Services invite you to join the Inclusive Sports Summit. This year’s theme is legacy: honoring the past and creating the future of sport and recreation.

With one in-person and one virtual session available, join and learn about what it means to be a CU Boulder Staff Council Representative.

Faculty and staff can be instrumental in helping students figure out what to do after college. Career Services offers a new way for faculty and staff to incorporate career development content into existing Canvas courses.

The Supporting Student Resiliency series provides faculty and staff concrete skills to better support students. Sessions focus on areas critical to student retention and success. Attend any individual session or receive a non-degree certificate when you attend all three.